Carnival games held on the Mount Testaccio in Rome

This stamp is frequently found in Rome. The highly abbreviated inscription has been expanded as follows: FIG(lina) E(t) D(oliaria) P. P( ), AE(li) F(usciani), or perhaps P( ), P...

This stamp, of the F(iglina), or possibly F(undus) of a certain Alb. Lic. (whose name cannot be completed), is dated to the second century CE on the basis of the position of anothe...

The meaning of the word ACIRGI is unknown, and unparalleled in Western Europe. It does not appear to be a personal name, but instead probably comes from a townname, along lines sim...

The meaning of the word ACIRCI is unknown, and unparalleled in Western Europe. It does not appear to be a personal name, but instead probably comes from a townname, along lines sim...

This stamp indicates the vessel was produced by two men with the initials C. L. M., and from other stamps it has been suggested that the full name is C. Licinius Magnus; what their...

Two examples of this stamp found on the top of Monte Testaccio suggest a date of the late second or early third century CE....

The amphora stamps of the Melissi family are found all over the western Mediterranean, in such frequency and extent as to suggest that they must have been one of the wealthiest and...